Thereafter, Delta officials boarded Flight 1266. At the time, no passengers were yet on board. Transportation Security Administration spokeswoman Lisa Farbstein tells news that the conduct did not prompt a security threat. But they deemed the flight attendant’s behavior inappropriate and determined him unfit to fly.

Delta issued the following statement to news moments ago. “Delta is deeply concerned any time it receives a complaint of this nature and that is why it took the proactive step of removing the flight attendant”. They added “We were contacted by TSA early this morning regarding their allegation that one of our flight attendants appeared unfit for duty. We take allegations very seriously and we are working to confirm the accuracy,” Laughlin said.

Yesterday, LALATE reported news that Clayton Osbon, a 12 year pilot with JetBlue, erupted into terror during a Las Vegas-bound commercial flight. The flight was forced to land in Amarillo, Texas. Osbon’s family have yet to comment to news. But he is currently in medical facility in Amarillo.

JetBlue’s chief executive officer, Dave Barger, was quick to defend his seasoned pilot calling him a “consummate professional”. But local and national regulators are not finish with their investigation. Osbon has been charged with “interfering with crew-member instructions”. Barger told news that the event may have begun as a “medical situation” but quickly became a “security situation”.

Details of Osbon’s encounter remain in dispute. Some reports claim that fellow crew members locked Osbon out of the cockpit and changed his password clearance after he began making illogical security threats. Other reports claim that he was allegedly banging on the cockpit door to be let back in, after exiting the restroom with a foaming mouth.

Paul Babakitis, a 22-year police veteran, reportedly overpowered Osbon for fear of fellow passenger safety. With Osbon’s password changed, his entrance to the cockpit technically block, and Paul Babakitis effectuating a hold-down of the captain, the plane was able to land in Texas. Below again is video of the encounter.

Witnesses claim that the captain had just left the cockpit en route to the restroom. Suddenly he began “foaming at the mouth”. He allegedly banged his fist against the cockpit claiming there was a bomb on board. Another witness, however, claims the pilot got to the restroom, and then when he came out he began “shouting, ‘Iraq, al-Qaida, terrorism, we’re all going down.’”

Other news reports claim that the pilot, after making the tirade comments, tried to force his way back to the plane’s controls, only to be denied re-entry to the cockpit. Witnesses claim his security code was quickly changed.

Several passengers including a former prison security guard jumped the captain and prevented him from re-entering the cockpit, claim news reports. Other witnesses claim the crew had previously kicked the pilot out of the cockpit. The FBI tells news “It seems to be more of a medical issue than a security issue at this point”.

The flight had five crew members. But after taxing to take off, the female took to the loud speaker and said “Captain, I can’t be responsible for crashing this plane.”

Several passengers and crew members tried to subdue her. Immediately passengers starting calling 911. “We’re on flight 2332 and, um, they’re talking over the radio about crashing our plane,” said one caller.

The flight attendant reportedly kept on talking about the flight crashing. “This plane is not going to take off before it crashes.” One caller told 911 “She’s lost it. People are helping out.”

The flight never took off. It was returned to the gate. Air traffic control told dispatching officers “Flight 2332 returning to the gate. Altercation on board. Fight being reported.”

In the end, the woman complained about 9/11, American Airlines’ bankruptcy, her union, and a series of other rants. It took five people to restrain her. American Airlines is investigating. Below are two videos of the rant. The images of the attendant (out of frame) have been blurred.

When she exited the bathroom, another flight attendant approached her and said she had been told to stop using the polish. Daniels tells news that she said to the attendant “Stop b–hing at me”. She added “She was getting so loud when I was sitting in my seat. I was like, just stop, and I was loud because she wouldn’t end the conversation.”

After the plane landed, Daniels had someone waiting for her: two Houston Police Department officers. They charged with using “abusive …. language.” She was put in jail for ten hours. Eventually the charges were dropped.

Southwest Airlines tells news “The Customer in question was taken into custody upon arrival in Houston for behavior she displayed while onboard a flight from LAS – HOU on February 26. The airport police became involved because of the passenger’s behavior and a verbal altercation with a Southwest Airlines crew member. Southwest Airlines is responsible for the safety of all of our passengers and Employees.”

Daniels has yet to tell news if she intends to flight Southwest back to California as well.